The cord hangs down behind it. How far down the cord is the off/on switch? How big is the plug? Can it fit in a recessed outlet?
1940
The Plug is about 4 or 5 ft. from the lamp, I am not sure how large your recessed outlet is, I have it plugged into a terminal strip. It should fit a standard outlet. The lamp is great, looks fine and illuminates my picture wonderfully.
1941
The on/off switch is a foot from the plug. The plug is about an inch wide and 1 and half inches deep. I have never used a recessed outlet so cannot answer that question, sorry. My plug was put on backwards so the cord has to be twisted to plug it in. :-( It does put a nice light on the painting, but bulbs do not see to last long.
1942
off/on switch is approx. 12 inches from plug and the plug itself is quite large and will probably not fit a recessed outlet.
1975175
There are 2 offset holes. Top hole near cord and switch (facing you) is on right and bottom last outlet is on left side. They are flush mount with hole and slide slit approx. 1/2"-3/4" total length.
67648
It plugs into the wall you need an outlet relatively near by, it does not go voer an outletit hs a plug about 2+ feet long, PS i love mine it frees up counter space and shuts off automatically
1897695
When mounted both the switch & the power cord are on the left. The switch is 3" from the left edge. We have several different length Slimlines & they are all the same way - when mounted (with the switch facing down) the switch & power are on the left. The linkable socket is on the right end of the light fixture. Hope this helps - we use them under are kitchen cabinets & are extremely happy with their performance & longevity! Regards, Bill Hiemer "BIGBill"
123135
Very likely not work. This item connects to one outlet rather in its middle, and then has another plastic prong to insert into the 'ground' of another socket below. Most likely for stability. You probably could break that prong if you only have socket. In all cases, I am pretty sure the socket connection is too far from the top, to give allowance for your switch.Finally, it is also too big to imagine extended out from the wall.I would rather use a "Stellar Labs 28-11104 6" Extension Cord with Flat Rotating Plug" to go down the wall half a foot, and then a "Globe Electric 46505 3 Outlet Single-Tap Wall Tap" to have other cables hanging. Very likely not work. This item connects to one outlet rather in its middle, and then has another plastic prong to insert into the 'ground' of another socket below. Most likely for stability. You probably could break that prong if you only have socket. In all cases, I am pretty sure the socket connection is too far from the top, to give allowance for your switch.Finally, it is also too big to imagine extended out from the wall.I would rather use a "Stellar Labs 28-11104 6" Extension Cord with Flat Rotating Plug" to go down the wall half a foot, and... » Read More Very likely not work. This item connects to one outlet rather in its middle, and then has another plastic prong to insert into the 'ground' of another socket below. Most likely for stability. You probably could break that prong if you only have socket. In all cases, I am pretty sure the socket connection is too far from the top, to give allowance for your switch.Finally, it is also too big to imagine extended out from the wall.I would rather use a "Stellar Labs 28-11104 6" Extension Cord with Flat Rotating Plug" to go down the wall half a foot, and then a "Globe Electric 46505 3 Outlet Single-Tap Wall Tap" to have other cables hanging. « Show Less
1758925
The cord is very short. I recommend you have the unit out of the box if you are having an outlet installed so it will be put in the right place. If you already have an outlet the unit will need to be very close to it. Consider that the outlet may need to be rotated 180 degrees (if that is even possible) if you want the cord to go straight down and plug into it. Otherwise you will loose a lot of length if you have to turn it upright.
558967
Hi. The switch is located toward the bottom of the cord. Maybe 24 inches from the plug.
868532
No. The switch is on the side so it would be inaccessible if it were recessed.
1815127
I have my switch plugged into a plug strip and there is room below the single port switch. I would put it on the top outlet then the bottom outlet should be fine.
244734
Ah... I found these other answers confusing, but I have a similar one so it seems easiest to be to say... this is NOT an extension cord!Whatever you plug-in will just be piggy-back plugged right into where this plugs into the outlet, making it stick out of the wall double than usual essentially. The cord length is ONLY for switch-purposes.
1132424
Its bigger than an inch, I have a pretty big plug in there and it fits fine. From looking at it, on each side of the outlet face itself, the interior has room for about the length of half the outlet on each side.
384622
Approximately 6 ft. cord has an inline on/off switch between 115v wall outlet and lights.
558965
The switch is about 24" from the plug. I have them plugged into an outlet that works off a light switch so I leave it turned on and then shut the light switch off.
274863
The itty bitty cord hangs down about 1 inch. The plastic junction at the top adds a 2nd inch, and the plastic covering the bulb socket adds about 2 more inches. All together, the light starts about 4 inches below the main wire.
1302115
I no longer have the item but recall it is approximately width of an outlet x2. It is definitely not wider than a standard outlet cover.Hope you have better luck with it than I.
2060374
It does not have a "right angle" plug. It sticks straight out from the wall and needs about 3 inches clearance. You can, however, change this to about 1 1/2" by fitting a compact "cube tap" on the plug.
1296467
The cord is about 72" long. The on/off toggle is about 18 inches from the plug. I do not know the wattage, but I put it over my sink and it is enough to get rid of the shadow. You can connect up to three, the connector cord is pretty short though, less than 12" I would say.